People who reschedule paid-for webinars: what's your impression?

What do You think about people whom you've paid to see a webinar from, who then reschedule it after they've already published the webinar date and sent webinar invitation emails out?

Personally I think that behavior is a concern, a 'red flag'. What's your impression? Things always come up in life, part of being a trusted professional is prioritizing and managing time and schedules effectively.

In contrast, for example in the 12+ years I've done well over a thousand webinars online (really), I've cancelled/rescheduled only 3 times, total, ever (2 due to internet outages, 1 due to pc power supply failure). I'm extremely conscientious about respecting people's time and doing what I said I would. That's one reason I earned the trust of so many, is always doing what I said I'd do, on time every time. I've never been late, and always meet commitments, no excuses.

Heck once when my condo 12 years ago, before I got a house, had a power failure during a storm, I walked down flights of stairs w/flashlight, drove into town to rent a pc at kinkos' to be able to deliver a webinar. Pros do that.

Impressions, if people reschedule webinars? How would it make you feel if you paid for a webinar and the organizer rescheduled it... ? I'd be upset, especially if I rescheduled work/vacation/other activity to accomodate the paid-for webinar, and disappointed.

Speak up, warriors -- what do You think, honestly?

thanks... to success,
ken

p.s. nowadays to ensure even internet outage or pc fail doesn't keep me from doing a webinar, I have 2 ISP highspeed cable accounts for redundancy, plus a 2nd 'clone' pc that I can swap out if for any reason main one fails. Being there for my customers is my highest priority; quality service standards are essential.